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Buy a cheap electronic cigar humidistat. Cut, manicure, and dry your harvest according to your personal preferences. Drying time for me, inside a residence with an average humidity of 40-50, is about four days. Nuggetize as you desire, and put into a closed container with the humidistat...

Yeah, CFL lighting is quite weak compared to HID lights so you get slower, smaller growth.

I would use the Kansas wheat field method, with a dozen John Deere tractors and industrial agricultural products. Acre upon acre of great big plants in nice orderly rows.

I used to try various things to sprout my seeds, then I reconsidered. Now I just plant them straight into the pot. If one or two don't sprout, I just plant another seed in those pots, and have a couple plants a few days behind. Sure has been a lot easier.

You could pick up a really cheap one at Home Depot, and see if they agree. I think at that RH you have a real danger of mold. I would move your stuff to a warmer, drier place in the meantime.

The only place I had to grow was this shower stall in an outbuilding bathroom. Turned out to be the coolest, because the runoff just goes down the drain, so I'm getting a mini flush every day. When I started, all the plants grew bent because the floor of the shower slants towards the drain and...

I'm watering every single day with nutrients, in coco coir, and have zero issues. If you'd like to argue about it, you'll have to do it solo, since I came to share not to squabble. :)

How old is the battery in it?

Well let's see, I can usually sex all the plants at week 3, then they start stretching for a couple weeks, then they really flower up. Dunno what's taking yours so long. The batch I have now I put seed into ground on October 6, and they are four feet tall with one foot central colas and about...

Nope, the only problem I ever have is bugs now and then. It's basically drain-to-waste hydroponics using coco as the media. Simple, easy, and good plants. My opinion is that coco coir is in fact a hydroponic medium, and you get the best results if you treat it hydroponically and don't think...

Yes, I feed every watering, and I feed daily never letting the coco get dry. I only use the 20/20/20 and have found that switching to the bloom booster can lead to nutrient lockouts late in flowering and uglify the buds. No other fertilizers at all.

Don't understand the question completely. If you mean the whole breaker box, that's 200 amps in most modern houses which if fully redirected to 110 volt use would support 20,000 watts. ((200 X 110)*0.9) Basically thirty-three 600 watters. Your apartment probably has 60 to 100 amps though...

Your mostly indica strains take about 8-9 weeks from the time the seed goes in, while your mostly sativa strains take 12-13 weeks.

Bedsheets is a great idea. Those look like fine babies.

Technically speaking, I flush daily. Using coco I feed daily with an ample runoff. During the last two weeks I reduce my nutrient solution to 1/8 teaspoon per gallon. Since I'm basically using a hand-watered drain-to-waste hydroponics system, I'm reluctant to ever totally starve them, since...

Opinions on that vary widely, and become almost religious in nature. Since I'm no expert, I won't challenge the organic grower on his claims of superior yields and quality. However, my experience is that the quality is totally unaffected, and the yield was always less with organics due to all...

Google "marijuana seeds". Yes, they ship them. My experience is that aside from the rudimentary basics of gardening, it is genetics and lights that have the most influence. This assumes you have the basics of ventilation, circulation and cleanliness already in hand. I use 800 watts of light...

I grow Eldorado sativa, and it's really hungry in the beginning then tapers off. I grow 12/12 from seed. I start using 1/4 tsp per gallon for two weeks after sprouting, and the coco is fully moistened with the same concentration when I plant the seeds. I'll be seeing really light new growth...

When unable to develop a cogent response, the liberal invariably descends into schoolyard taunts.

I don't need to develop a "semantic" difference. The two terms are obvious in their emphasis, and the context of our conversation remains available for all to see. Person is a subset of human being in our discussion, obviously, based on your useage and our context. I presume you understand the...